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Difficulty with solid white background product shots

New Here ,
Aug 20, 2020 Aug 20, 2020

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Has anyone been successfull getting pure white backgrounds while still having a small shadow for products?

We've tried multiple differnt custom light setups and  filling these 3 goals has been almost impossible:

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LEGEND , Aug 21, 2020 Aug 21, 2020

the basic trick is to use a blank white background image i.e, only white, and then build your lighting map to that background before added the sun light you need to make your shadow

 

p.s, I think your teacher wants you to understand the difference between shadow and reflexion... shadow has no colour but reflexion does so yes any [non white] studio light will defuse your model colours to some small amount

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  • something like this?

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New Here ,
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Yes, that looks like you are getting 100% white edges. 

We had accomplished 100% white on some tests, but then the colors on the label would be blown out or lose vibrancy.

It always felt like the 3 goals I listed above were fighting each other.

 

Is there a custom light setup you're using there or a default? Curious if a color label would produce vibrnatly in your example.

Thanks for the response!

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the basic trick is to use a blank white background image i.e, only white, and then build your lighting map to that background before added the sun light you need to make your shadow

 

p.s, I think your teacher wants you to understand the difference between shadow and reflexion... shadow has no colour but reflexion does so yes any [non white] studio light will defuse your model colours to some small amount

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